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Davey felt something pulsing as he stuck his bare hands into the flesh of the beast that he should've killed. Well, at least if this game had weakness points like the eyes for reptillian creatures like the T-Rex. He moved his hand until he could feel that it was wrapped around the pulsing object, and he squeezed and pulled. He held the heart of a T-Rex. He stuck his tongue out in disgust, and wrapped the heart in leaves, then packed it. He went to the Compy corpse, and packed it.
"Now off to the Monster Claim!" Davey said as he ventured back to the town.

Nureg wandered the plains, searching for something easy to kill. He wasn't exactly one of those overmuscled hunters you'd typically see roaming the plains. He looked more like something one of those hunters would be trying to kill. After stalking through the tall grasses for some time, he came upon a goodly sized moose near a large puddle. Nureg didn't know what it was doing out of the forest, but hey, who cares when it's easy money.
He stalked up as close as he dared before he drew his axe and steeled himself for the fight. He moved around to the moose's left flank, careful to stay hidden. Finally, Nureg bolted out of his hiding place, running straight for the moose's neck. At the last moment he lowered his head down and rammed the moose at the base of it's neck, just past the shoulder. The force of the blow was just enough to topple the moose, though it hadn't been fatally wounded. This was where the axe came in. With a single blow, Nureg slammed the axe halfway through the moose's throat, effectively killing the poor beast, and in the prime of it's life too. Nureg uttered quietly, "sorry cousin, but we all gotta get by," before he started to drag the moose carcass back to town, hoping there wouldn't be vultures trying to get at it before he reached town. One of the things Nureg hated about monster hunting was the fact that he was closely related to a lot of the things he and others ended up hunting.